The obituary notice of Yuk Ting (Fred) PANG

Cathy and I will miss Yuk Ting dearly, as we were very close to him and Kim, after my mum passed away. He was always so generous and kind to everyone. We remember the times going to Manchester and Liverpool vividly with both families in tow. Taking his car full of gifts for his relatives and then returning back with the car again full of gifts and moreover foods. I always drove, as it was a day trip to and from. We are both blessed to know him and Kim for so many years and they are so close to us as a family.

With deep sorrow and sadness to someone who was so generous to everyone.

Both Cathy and I will miss him dearly. He was always so kind and generous. We remember all our trips to Manchester and Liverpool over the years with both families in tow. With the car always loaded up with things to take and then again loaded up with groceries to take back. It is so tragic and unexpected for this event to happen. Sorry we can't attend the church service. All our love to Kim, Rob and Chris.
Regards Tim and Cathy

Will miss my dad’s just so slightly older brother , Uncle Yuk Ting and his West Country accent. One of the reasons I moved to Frome was to be closer to family. Have missed the epic Christmas days for the Pang Clan , ( not the washing up, he would get all the youngsters to clear up) rightly so. Such a hardworking gentleman. He is the one who spotted a good promotion for my car , he always loved a bargain. You will be missed xxx

A hard-working man who dedicated his whole life to his family, he was the true definition of love and devotion - a loving father and a good husband. His kindness and strength will always be remembered.